Alibaba acquires AR software company InfinityAR
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Telegram improves privacy with ‘Unsend Anything’
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For the enterprise, change isn’t optional, neither is automation!
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Hackers crack Tesla Model 3 vulnerability at Pwn2Own
Last week, a team of security researchers successfully exploited a…
BlackRock to acquire eFront for £983m
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For the enterprise, change isn’t optional, neither is automation!
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Microsoft releases Windows Defender Application Guard for Chrome & Firefox
Microsoft has officially released test builds of new browser extensions…
Apple responds to Spotify’s complaint – gets called a ‘monopolist’
Last week, on Wednesday (March.13th), via a blog post, Spotify…
Mozilla officially launches Firefox Send
Mozilla has officially launched its free encrypted file-transfer service, Firefox…
The future of test automation with AI-based platform Testim.io
The future of test automation with AI-based platform Testim.io…
New cryptographic invention claimed to dramatically improve security
A new invention, developed by Ternarylogic LLC, applies novel…
New Aave app allows for payments with crypto via bank transfers
The new Aave app unlocks the potential of crypto…
Google fined £1.3bn by EU for advertising violations
The European Commission has announced that Google has been fined…
IDC: Global security spending to reach £78.8bn in 2019
According to IDC’s new global spending report, global spending on…
Google Photos flaw allows hackers to track users
Security researchers have discovered a new flaw in Google’s photo-hosting…
Christchurch tragedy exploited by cybercriminals
New Zealand’s government has issued a warning that a number…
89% of EU Government sites contain ad tech trackers
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New Mirai malware targets enterprise IoT devices
Security researchers have discovered a new variant of the Mirai…
OneWeb secures £940m to provide global high-speed internet
OneWeb, a British start-up, has secured $1.25bn (£940m) in new funding to accelerate the launch of a global high-speed broadband network by 2021, according to a BBC report. The company said its launch plans were now “inevitable”. The latest round of funding comes after the company successfully launched its first…
US calls taxes on web giants ‘discriminatory’
A US Treasury official has criticised the EU’s proposal to introduce a digital tax, describing the measure as “discriminatory” against US tech companies. Reuters reported that Chip Harter, the US Treasury’s top international tax official, said such taxes were “ill-conceived,” and said it was better to pursue broader international tax…
France to levy digital tax for 30 tech giants
Around 30 internet companies will be affected by the new digital tax legislation, French Finance Minister, Bruno Le Maire, said on Sunday (March.3rd). Most of the companies’ subject to the proposed 3% tax will be American, but Chinese, German, Spanish, British, and one French firm will also be forced to…
Google’s pay equity analysis leads to raises for thousands of men
Google has given pay raises to thousands of its staff after a pay equity analysis revealed that men were being paid less than women last year. The tech company said in a blog post on Monday that an internal audit discovered several new pay discrepancies, including male software engineers receiving…
Copyright reform backed by EU governments
The majority of EU governments on Wednesday officially approved a draft reform of copyright laws despite heavy opposition from tech firms, meme creators, and privacy campaigners. However, according to a Reuters report, Finland, Italy, the Netherlands, and Poland refused to support the deal – and two other EU countries abstained.…
New Zealand plans new tax law for tech giants
New Zealand is to join a growing list of member states by setting out plans to introduce a new tax law that will require multinational companies such as Google, Facebook and Amazon, to pay their ‘fair share’ of tax revenue, Reuters reports. PM Jacinda Ardern, announced the move at her…
Singapore software error caused 7,700 to get wrong CHAS subsidies
According to Strait Times report, around 7,700 Singaporeans who applied for and renewed their Community Health Assist Scheme (Chas) cards in September and October last year received incorrect healthcare subsidies due to an error in the software administered by NCS. The Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a statement on…
IBM launches blockchain platform in Melbourne, Australia
IBM has successfully launched its blockchain platform in a data centre located in Melbourne, Australia, according to a ZDNet report published last Monday (Feb.11th). The platform will allow customers to run their applications on the cloud, provided that they abide by data sovereignty requirements. The IBM platform is built on…
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